euphonious

/juːˈfəʊniəs/ (bre, ipa) · /juːˈfəʊniəs/ (ame, ipa) · /yü-ˈfō-nē-əs/ (ame, mw)

euphonious — adjective

  • euphoniouspositive
  • more euphoniouscomparative
  • most euphonioussuperlative

1. sounding smooth and pleasing to hear, especially because the words, notes, or vo

1.形容詞C2
釋義

sounding smooth and pleasing to hear, especially because the words, notes, or voice flow well together

例句

Paloma chose a euphonious stage name that sounded gentle on the radio.

collocation: euphonious stage name

The choir ended with a euphonious note that echoed through the church.

collocation: euphonious note

同義詞
  • melodious

    often used for music or singing and feels slightly literary

  • harmonious

    stresses that different sounds fit well together

  • mellifluous

    more literary and especially common for a rich, flowing voice

反義詞
  • harsh

    describes a rough or unpleasant sound

  • discordant

    suggests sounds that clash instead of blending well

文法句型

a euphonious voice

a euphonious name

find something euphonious

用法筆記

Usually seen in formal or literary writing about voices, music, names, or groups of sounds. In everyday English, people often choose plainer words such as pleasant-sounding or melodic.

常見錯誤

❌The room was euphonious after they opened the windows.
✅The room was pleasant after they opened the windows.
💡'euphonious' describes a sound, voice, word, or name, not a place in general.